As previously mentioned, the first annual CPPC will be taking place this weekend at Hollywood Park Casino in Los Angeles. Registration is still open, and the cost is $180 for both days of speakers and panel discussions. The schedule includes: […]
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From Boston to Cali to Las Vegas to Washington DC … it\’s all about poker-poker-poker \’til the cows come home. So wow, so much is going on right about now. A lot of smart people doing a little bit more
Law professor Charles Nesson and his students have formed a group at Harvard University to use poker to teach life skills and examine important issues like the WTO v. US conflict. The Global Poker Strategic Thinking Society (GPSTS) started off
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As feces continue to fly about the fan, Absolute Poker has agreed to a third-party investigation by a supposedly independent agency, Gaming Associates. Mark Seif, a former attorney with a stake in AP has taken on the role as spokesperson
Re: Absolute (3)
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Didn\’t see this one coming … wonder what\’s behind the move. Perhaps Brunson just learned about superaccounts? Excerpts from an email sent by the Doyle\’s Room Affilliate and Sales Director: It gives me great pleasure to inform you that DoylesRoom.com
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Pokerati may or may not be down for somebody else\’s maintenance from 7-7:30 pm central tonight. Hey, we all need a break every once in a while, right? UPDATE: Oops, I am clearly a man ahead of my time not
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Anthony in McKinney-ish writes in with more: Ok, I swear I\’m not an email attention whore, but the hits just keeepp ooonnnnnn coming with this Absolute thing. Not to make it all about blogging, but poker players should be proud
Anthony in McKinney-ish writes in and wants to know: I make your site one of my usual surf stops and like what you guys have to offer. Given the current frenzy surrounding Absolute Poker and the \”superuser\” account, why has
That\’s the story and he\’s sticking to it. Pleading no contest and saying goodbye to that much money means one of two things. Either: 1) He made so much money from his legally questionable online gambling business that $2.2 million
Richard Lee Pleads No Contest, Forfeits $2.2 million Read More »
The Absolute Poker cheating scandal has been picked up by the mainstream press. That\’s if you consider the New York Times mainstream. This is bad for online poker…very bad.
Cheat at online poker? Absolutely! Read More »
